'Handy' £25 kitchen gadget that 'cooks anything from fried eggs to salmon fillets'
Cooking for many of us can at times seem like a chore, especially when meals require long cooking times and a lot of cleaning up afterwards.
If this sounds like you and you want something that will make cooking a range of different foods a breeze, this handy kitchen gadget may be just what you need..
Able to cook a variety of different meals in just a few minutes, a multicooker can quickly become an essential cooking gadget to have in the back of your cupboard. From toasties and fried eggs to salmon fillets, those in a rush will have a cheeky snacky made in no time.
Amazon has currently reduced the price of the 5 Minute CleverChef as part of a limited time deal. Normally retailing for £39, shoppers can now snap up this must-have gadget for £24.99.
Designed to be a kitchen essential for those with busy lifestyles, this portable CleverChef cooker boasts dual side cooking technology that means users won't need to flip their ingredients over to guarantee an even cook. This also speeds up the overall cooking process.
Able to make perfect pizzas, eggs, delicious desserts, toasties and so much more, this gadget is very easy to use. Simply add your ingredients into the cooker, close the lid and then the cooker will do the rest. Users will be able to know when their tasty treat is ready due to the red and green lights.
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Boasting an automatic temperature sensor for optimal cooking and a cool touch handle for added safety, this device is also non-stick which will make cleaning up afterwards a breeze. And for those wanting to experiment with different recipes, shoppers can get a range of ideas from the Drew&Cole Recipe app, which is completely free.
Another cooking gadget available on Amazon is the Baker's Friend Omelette Maker for £27.99. Also featuring a non-stick pan technology, this device offers cooking with minimal effort, as well as using no gas and low energy.
Alternatively, for those who want to make a full fry up in the same space, Argos is selling the Tower Cerastone Electric Skillet for £40. With a 30 by 30cm surface, this device is perfect for making pancakes, fajitas and stir frys.
Back to the CleverChef cooker, Amazon shoppers have awarded the speedy cooking device a 4.1 star rating. Over 1,000 shoppers have bought the device in the last 30 days to help speed up their time in the kitchen.
One happy shopper said: "Handy and energy efficient piece of kit makes quick meals and easily cleaned afterward."
With another five-star reviewer also wrote: "Absolutely brilliant. Cooks fresh salmon perfectly, makes magical omelette. Great little machine would highly recommend brilliant for singles cooking healthy meals."
However, one shopper wasn't able to access the recipes, writing: "I tried iPad and computer to access the 'hundreds' of recipes available, and couldn't connect at all!!"
While another person wasn't pleased with the size of the device: "The appliance very good for single person but a little disappointed it was not slightly bigger."
On the flip side, a top reviewer said: "What a fabulous addition to the kitchen fabulous toasties can cook anything you want in it from fried eggs to salmon fillets and the list goes on."
While a sixth customer also commented: "Purchased for my parents and they cannot say enough about how easy and versatile it is to use. Certainly a winner for them."
To buy the 5 Minute CleverChef, click HERE.
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